The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1915, Page 3

STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1915. PAGE 3, WHY DO PEOPLE GET (WANTED-100 ‘Girl Takes Plunge in Cold [WRIGHT GETS |Confessious of aWife DIVORCE? JUST ONE BOYS TO SEE Lake Every Morningin Year \EW IDEA FOR "i222: " O° of Jim as be AFTERNOON'S REPLIES, FRISCO EXPO! ("vier > SAFETY INAIR 220 arte 1 ¢ of J } t wure ar led Jim; i WANTED—A_ hundred Seattle (By United Pr Correspondent 1 Was more | | | # to repeat Want to cruise down the coast to Of cou ad the attorney) with a lot of other conkenial young posing her, “you never nagged! fellows, visit the world’s ox Sam Schenck Is, or was, one | young men, over 17, to visit the DAYTON arch - - of the hottest baseball fans in Mra, Harriett C, Nohe, ow { Panama-Pacific exposition. Ex 1 eq ith ou ‘ the country. the Queen Anne aparcineate WAS) penses ang good wages paid. Phone sage sero. f a ‘ ‘ gallant reply He spent most of his time, In next candidate for divorce) West 867 between © and 8 p.m ax safe wk H rockivE |turned and answered Jit t's no Ne,” acquiesced Jim season, at Dugdaie’s park, c 1 before Judge Albertson uid Orv right, in | > D n fa (To Be Co ntinued Monday) bawling out members of the husband, Wilt nage, Roys! r of the heavierttan-al tuo ¢ ca er home team when they pulled a explained, briefly He called me} Want to go to Frisco this sum flying macbine, today, In an ex- | que of degree | rtue, Y ener and tearing the ale with |a liar once and some other things 1| mer? Clusive interview ven to the |imust be wholly virtuous or not vic, REFERENDUM BILLS United Press, in which he ad- | |t wild yells of joy whenever they — «lon’t « exhibited enough clevern Slip something over on Van. 0 mitted the first 2 Sous tor oie cance’ ALMOST READY NOW is turning But Sam went out at the in! Well, I'm not of a nagging dis |things about gunnery and cruise Kove t | ri pe I ai te tial sack in divorce court Fri- | position,” she answered. "I couldn't|/ back, with your expenses all pald, Foreign ¢ be th WiNl | ane me of the t ot jay afternoon. t along with a man like t 1 4 Ket paid for the trip? evolutionine urfar lthey can 6 what real dancir OLYMPIA, March Attorney Mra. Florence tle Schenck | told bim sa We split the property The Washington naval militia Wright " . ph ner has prepasanaaa took an uncontested decree and money and he went to Plerce| Seattle compar wants 100 fr Do you thin t it's true?” w My eyes fc 4 3 4 1|ballo three referendum m4 from Judge Albertson. county to live ES bh va ~ ie May . : pte er , ~ . t sight itiative and recall 3 P : And you came right downtown) !7 years o are not eligible, rhe solemn inventor danc the Wh volitical com Mire. Schenck said she had heard) wnq got a lawyer?” tnquired the at-|Hoys over that age may Jol ged his shoulders tr did not see The referenda pe Sam was dead. A brotherindaw | joey vided they can pass a rather Our et ' riven th . . herefore be Pana | told her some time since that her n 0} 1 hysical ex, and h a \“ t er t the ill therefore be ready ou yh, no, miled ¥ r eh y a a n finishing ¢ © sal Wel) s venhygp set ne Ruaband had been killed in a rail) tre wae a jaw are the right sort of « Row por me Blows el . el but they were tall n next week throughout ¥ way aceident “Dy . * are not wanted » ' estly was Jo . ¥ Y Divorce granted, weeks if we we head over! 44 © dist ‘ © several othe! 7. But Mrs, Schenck is not a wom-|. MVOree, Bote ae Tell your dad. Maybe he'll lke in work turning out the ar-|evllen Eleanor distresse sev ote ee | @n who takes chances. She got a dition of society the position The eall } type now in such| tio " lox c have you been here, | howe ae by —— | divorcee anyway 7 ree P08 rar gg i AB 7 and ask for Paul Th an im noke ™ + ¥ a 4 by “He spent most of his time at ball Prove’ : y continuing this married recruiting officer. ‘They'll full thie. with|,, “About a half hour, I came with|through. It is planned, therefore, to 4 gamer,” she testified He didn’t; ™Cker either of ‘em give you all the tn - ent of workmen | Harry, Eliene and Eleanor Fairlo t for the other pills before be- t @ dis formation you n ‘ and since 1 came I danced with| sinning the active canvass for sl ea. make 8 Uiving. He dt John R. Staples testified that ho) ORpAton you # ¢ Washington Cornelia Bergeron, enjoying a March Dip in Lake Washington; maloly are for thelsoth of them, You snd Hatton|natures appeared . sw and his — Pauline A shyt will leave Seattle, July 4 for the male member of the party didn't want his name used. "7 Po , 4 pt “ = were #0 busily gaged in your; A® #00n as the attorney general d separated 15 years ago and , @ are not stipping| pore, 4 the gets through with his duty o y Sul Nesaink senanetie’. “He © Frisco. Other contingents will be! Afraid of a cold bath? Coward! trict, a good two and a half miles |, anes to Europe. The| “rtation behind that big p tne auitabie Utioa for the mena decree. sent from Tacoma. Aberdeen and) puncy a man being afraid of cold|/from where she bathes o' morn-| ceiver tiled nat early 1n{%OU did not notice the 1g suitab or the measure Portland. Unless the Seattle com ume to be submitted to the people, the il - |water! Why, Cornelia Bergeron |ings. No st t cars or fitneys for | ¢y, war and found to be a fuilu : e a pany enlists to full complement be " ‘ “* ° eandaled feet degfoss Hush, Jim! Don’t be a goose, 1 petitions will be distributed for cfit- Mra, Orpha D. Van Houten, her! fore May 1 ordera are that| {ake ® cold bath - pgs tego page Mt gh Mgr gy Aaa The warring nations need high-| 41 aeraid poor Mr. Hatton is in|Culation all over the state through 4 husband said, refused to leave New/iads from other companies will be|:meved “likes It ten ® *®¥ unir hanging down her back flying machines, with gronter car-|1™ Afraid pase 1iss Lucy B. Case, secretary of the q York and Join him here, though he ¢ to fill up the ranka gh gp oe ay ce oy n the diving} Mise Bergeron went in for phys-|"7iN& bower than a hydroplone Why do you call bim ‘poor’ if/league. Headquarters have been had frequently written her, asking} Militiamen will receive pay for| poard. Her lth “aim t ae ate {eal culture two years ago, when ae OF ts poles Exe » F. 0. that's the case ed by the Referendum league F Fifth and University Jher to come West. He has the cruise, according to the poal-|Cined lakeward irom te oe ae she was threatened with a general | 2: Dayton. What nation realy gets! ne caise he seems to think that|in th ley building, Seattle, ; 5 $100 a month for three ye | tlon they hold. Part of their money |tintoe she rises, and. flings over! breakdown the machines we don't know. The! something stands in his way of —— 3 said, and took a divore jwill be paid at Frisco, The bal-/ner shoulder a healthy laugh as| Her health regained, she keeps up ro pping orders are given after tho} aning her 80.” Pri Ss 1 . es ere n{abce Nill be held until the cruise) sno springs * * * and the water|her walking and swimming for the|PIQnen wave our factols.” || ate iw a fool!” was Jim's senten.|£ FIZS timulate “Well, he got up with a grouch/ends on the return trip. liooks deep and green and cold love of them. A bike to Bothell {s an! ody mee e stabilizer’ ous sentenc . jone morning and punched my] The U. 8. 8. Albany will trans-|'9y" (eeP and Kroon, pod: ponding ptt non {1s designed to enable the driver to] “Ol wentente. that there Interest at Y.M.C. A. daughter's face.” said Mrs. Dora/port the Seattle boys, It is big) nurst, of a morning “wh She ways sho likes, especially, n|Comtrol the machine and prererve! i+ be something that wou | Wagner, testifying for Mrs, Annalenough to carry between 200 and|,... - ante a 1 . its equilibrium without muck effec r ee Many new prizes offered last a ‘ most folks are snuggling down into! Walk and swim on @ foggy morning, . stand In the way of o man telling A. Smith, who got a divorce from|300 men, ‘The present enlistment | ty {clothes and shivering at | 4s she finds fog to be good for the |*94 Without giving his cons @ wemah that he loved her eek have acted as a stimulant im Robert Smith. fa about 100. | Te thought of having to|complexion. There must be some-|°"t!?® attention to the maciinery.|" 10" at me through # number oF Bible study contest which has Lessons “You oughta seen her, She had} Commander W. Bi. Allison and] Gress in chilly rooms thing in it, as Miss Bergeron's | tanty ‘stegh: tetore he enewered progress at the Y. M, GC. 6 a black eye, too. I don't call that| Lieutenant Grant will have charge Cornelia Bergeron lives at » of theland then. spattered. “Look ‘here, A. Boys’ school during the last cheeks are e-and-pl h jus he plece but the are whiteand-pink, with just|/in the ple ut t si three weeks. ‘The contest 1 ) husbané-love.” of the boys during the cruise. They | 974) ot. te the Mav 1 1 q ¢., in the Ravenna di hint of ce. or the plece is food ne re, o hiah be ike Hat When Mrs. Alice Martin lost | dling young men on former cruises wih: at th giant. Tee. many aan He “ 2 Heo Pragati it’s seventh grades by John Backlandy | Newest her position at. Wenatchee, | "hich are made each year. In | ody io be avolded,|daneeteun "I never’ could ender | 224, in the sixth and: low seventiii dg $ he bors wen 0 ‘Tine n 5 ave dangero' eve Ou under-! grades b: wo K. ne. Charlies, her husband, advised - this divides the strength of it)stand why women-—all women ° = Honorable mention in all these grades is given Fred Ludekensy * several Weak stalks|/either married or unmarried, want ad of a few strong c |ed to philosophize about it somuch.| john Hayden, Thomas MaGrathy Up or “seed end” of the po-| You have all you can do to make| George Jacobs, Grant Elliott, Mek om tato may contain several eyes in a| the girl love you if you fall in lo vin Jones, Fred Bolen, Robert group, while the reat of the tuber! her without asking yourself| Gerry, Kenneth Makin and Sydney, a has eyes singly or rarely in more questions about which is the Thompson 4 than pairs. The best way to cut| right and which is the wrong thing smaller ones ts lengthwise tn haif|to do under the circumstances.” ivide the number of eyes. Seed| Jim was so much exercised over SEAMEN WON'T TAKE es should not be cut any con-| the matier that he almost lost step 4 ie oh short cruises are made every two Judge Albertson. She said she |. ois to points about the Sound 3 Soci id her to “get out and hunt anoth. | ! Alaska, In ‘4 to Honolulu had been supporting Charies, his mother, and his two sisters ee timated that ane (Fellow Student of sare nae ee teae mis oaey | Kubelik’s Will Pla . ‘ at Y.M.C.A. Sunday | a city and suggested that | Charles endeavor to support the i ° @ conditions right and th _ ; ‘ a iswe ny quest family himeelf, she said, he Josef Konechy, a Bohemian vio CHAPTER XII os the proper care, can encores. Wagth of time holes ert ‘ent it oe ac agree 4 CHANCE IN WIRTIME threw her out of the house and |iin virtuoso and’ a fellow student | POTATOES. 4 crop that would give him the| Pune scum be in euch| stay in love after he has won the lol el n 1 25 bushels eo desires te pyres _— 5 dhs 7. a ° | C nd locked the door. eg Bote ethiegt hg sank in The irieh potato requires & dass Ee — Fer i res $6 pr that the seed can be planted| sit! : _ Whether the sailors on the Brit 7 Helen Thomas got a divorce from! number of violin selection he | Well pulverized soll rich in moistu = lett tal a fe ches below the sur 1 don't know,” was his curt re-lish bark Alice A. Leigh mista elen as m1 rom | number of viol! lections at the! 44 potash. This with early plant-| soon the lettuce, radishes». nicer ore thelr lives to obtain wages due oa | Alvin Thomas, who, she testified,|Y. M. C. A. Sunday club tomorrow ' and ‘onions 036° O62 tate setatces| = must be billed | | ng, frequent and thorough cultiva-|" P “lup to keep the young tubers cov them was the question taken under had become too much a frequenter| afternoon of saloons to attend to business.| He will be assisted by Alma She and her two babies are living| Hayes Reed, soprano of the First on her father’s ranch at North Yak-| Presbyterian church of Pittsburg, |* 800d be put in the same spot, and § bushels may be grown any way, if space is restricted. Onions greatly impovertsh the soil and tion to prenery spraying for healt er moisture end y follage insures Re sure that your ered. This with about half a dozen EAGLES’ advisement by voles! ae Net: | erer, following a heating Friday, light cultivations during the se 8 son to preserve the moisture, and been libeled by A, B, | The bark ha n if Club Dance Bohle and other seamcum, who seek and Esther Alfhild Pederson, ing Is deep and all lumps well) Doo) oc age a the application of Paris gr i al plantete and a student of the great |¢rurbed in the potato plot tag dn grt Bey eae ight dippente,,« nek. it. Se) peatty At les’ Hall their wages. The ski (pet = i Henry Franklin int as wite, | Theodor Leschetisky of Vienna # The ray ane Bima eo tillze the area before planting the| Ure to appear, means potatoes in Bester pelt =e et anelae bo ay 1 ions pore 4 . on a trip East. She came cox, dramatic ns abo b bushels to) ) ond oro “ ert - / SV ERT: 2 : F lack and. discovered that Henry,|reader, will give a number of her|&n acre, but many market garden-| "CoM crop. A rotation of ontons| Te Cla reached |meanwhile, had vanished with his|selections before the social hour|ers, with forethought and good til-|}04 Potatoes Js rarely attempted \f Every Saturday Night This, the seamen argue, will mean |suit case and other pair of aboes,jof the club lage, run this crop up to 200 and|% Market gardeners, but ts permis-/ WILL MOVE ON APRIL 15 Best Dancing ¥ ‘ that they must take a chance that | she testified. She has not seen| The association orchestra, led by |200 bushels an acre. An acre is|*i'ie for the man with the small) ‘The Seattle Commercial Club will Dewey's Celebrated Dance some German mine or submarine 73 | him since. She also took a decree.| Harry Gardner, will give «| approximately 200x200 feet ” 3 ¥ | take possession of its new home on Irches won't blow them to smithereens, . EA Ege |musical program during the after.| Thos the backyard farmer, If he), olatoes Are propag When toetine eg paging nape peal The ert dancers and, prettiest § | ——————— si thou, Mre. Mattie ‘urner | noon. ufficient sp hat the o je 4 ». Plans ore ng made for elab-| girls attend his dance. i 4 taught her bustand, Joke, to cook, tartan a : : — the | potatoes are cut in several pleces|orate dedication exercises tot p| J Admission Soc, tnctuding ladies List your Real Estate in Star land worked at his side for months | -— He SS OD is the idea is not the number of eyes heid some time in May Want Ads. in a hotel restaurant, he could not|{ . ee want ACs | quit iquor, she said. Finally, some|| | Jing alo ago, he left suddenly, tak Dei sten'tn Pavilion S80 fog along their entire bank roll Afterncon and Evening. MM) Mrs. Bertha Brown had a flimflar || ennnnnnnnnnnnnnnt SEB lexperience with her husband | Clyde, she said. They were er |ried February 11, 1913, and during} August last, after he had spent all |her money and “soaked” her jew eiry, she testified, he left ‘her! without paying a hotel bill of sev- eral weeks’ standing. {WIN YOUR | EASTER GIRLS! HAT! GET IT FREE! RASPBERRIES A few raspberry bushes, both red and black, will produce a supply for the family for six or eight weeks of the year if early and late varieties are planted pring setting of plants in well prepared soil, and three to four feet apart, is advised. Get good plants inch back the new branches the first year; leave tour or five good canes to each hill, and the second year will see a good yield. Market grow ers usual pandon the bushes after three years of fruiting. If the backyard gardener wants raspberries next year he should provide for them this season Select Dancing Parties HIPPODROME University. Amusement Homelike Surroundings 10-Piece Union Compet’ ‘Ten The average paid circula- tion of THE SEATTLE STAR for February, 1915, was . ~ oa s SSF The average paid circula- tion of THE SEATTLE Nerves ma groups, vin tor: » from), and twpen centers) GROUP A—fFFE nerves are those which conduct various pa from the brain er central nervous ays and are vided Into #ix ® MOTOR NEn ° of w imply muscles, « B accmimnato gene STAR for February, 1914, plete eee of Pa STL EN ice ES 4 sECRETORY oy e gia it supplies. s AVFERE 4 r impulses f ail pa a tke todd tot eased sieves ain y : ‘ample, wher iin tat : fing mn é { MEE Gs fe tn the marty tense ine Drain. We sense the pain, but it ap- Sketch your Idea of an attractive spring bonnet above this face. 3 rental process was sot up and where the sensation ay ie. The Fill out the blank and mall to the “Easter Hat Editor,” The Star. oe VES OF SPECIAL SHENAE, ae sight, hearing, smelling, tasting « Another picture will appear tomorraw and on each succeeding day ’ $% NERVES OF GENERAL weNatnILITY at ta . ‘ of the week, Pation not referabie + Tho contest will close at noon om April 1. The best single design feeling of comt is OF PA in by that time will be selected by Mme. Hemer, of the Paris Millinery Store, 1433 Fourth ave., and Cynthia Grey, of The Gtar. The winner will be announced In the home edition of April 2, 4 The Paris Millinery Store will at once make a hat along the lines 5 , of the winning design and on the night of Aprii 3 It will be handed free e 4 No matter what the nervous ore of charge to the contest winner for her to wear Easter Sunday and as bb MUMMGae: bonestion, nd ‘cocditiens ot the Gelre eden long thereafter as she may choo time on this or that tam? Go to Dr. ¢ GOP las x ged pap tae Bios SEND IN YOUR DESIGNS, as many ae you choore. alist, who is relleving suffering humantiy wit the wen of Aruge, madi If you wish, you may also send a written description of the hat, as to eines oF surker ffice, 214-15 People's Bank jecond and F Hours, Kind and color of material to be used, although this Is not nece 9 & m. to 6 p.m Consultation tres.